In the Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills | Serving Southwest Pennsylvania
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The Amish Home offers solid hardwood furniture, built-to-order, in your choice of wood and stain. Below is a basic guide to the wood species offered. Visit our showroom to see samples of each species & finish on our furniture.
RED OAK
Red oak is one of the most popular hardwoods for timber production in North America. It is known for its open grain, with a traditional, coarse-textured look, it offers durability and strength to stand up to years of day-to-day living.
Red Oak
with
OCS100
Natural
Red Oak
with
OCS101
S-2
Red Oak
with
OCS102
Fruitwood
Red Oak
with
OCS103
MX
Red Oak
with
OCS104
Seely
Red Oak
with
OCS106
Acres
Red Oak
with
OCS107
Washington
Red Oak
with
OCS110
Medium
Red Oak
with
OCS111
Boston
Red Oak
with
OCS112
Provincial
Red Oak
with
OCS113
Michaels
Red Oak
with
OCS116
Harvest
Red Oak
with
OCS117
Asbury
Red Oak
with
OCS118
Antique Slate
Red Oak
with
OCS119
Cappuccino
Red Oak
with
OCS121
Smoke
Red Oak
with
OCS122
Cocoa
Red Oak
with
OCS131
Frost
Red Oak
with
OCS132
Sand
Red Oak
with
OCS133
Tundra
Red Oak
with
OCS135
Driftwood
Red Oak
with
OCS226
Coffee
Red Oak
with
OCS227
Rich Cherry
Red Oak
with
OCS228
Rich Tobacco
Red Oak
with
OCS230
Onyx
BROWN MAPLE
Cut from the same tree that produces the delicious syrup for weekend pancake breakfasts, brown maple has become increasingly popular for furniture. Mostly distributed from eastern North America, brown maple is a smooth grained hardwood with distinctive patterns from board to board.
Brown Maple
with
OCS100
Natural
Brown Maple
with
OCS101
S-2
Brown Maple
with
OCS102
Fruitwood
Brown Maple
with
OCS103
MX
Brown Maple
with
OCS104
Seely
Brown Maple
with
OCS106
Acres
Brown Maple
with
OCS107
Washington
Brown Maple
with
OCS110
Medium
Brown Maple
with
OCS111
Boston
Brown Maple
with
OCS112
Provincial
Brown Maple
with
OCS113
Michaels
Brown Maple
with
OCS116
Harvest
Brown Maple
with
OCS117
Asbury
Brown Maple
with
OCS118
Antique Slate
Brown Maple
with
OCS119
Cappuccino
Brown Maple
with
OCS121
Smoke
Brown Maple
with
OCS122
Cocoa
Brown Maple
with
OCS131
Frost
Brown Maple
with
OCS132
Sand
Brown Maple
with
OCS133
Tundra
Brown Maple
with
OCS135
Driftwood
Brown Maple
with
OCS226
Coffee
Brown Maple
with
OCS227
Rich Cherry
Brown Maple
with
OCS228
Rich Tobacco
Brown Maple
with
OCS230
Onyx
CHERRY
Cherry is a smooth, even grained hardwood known for its warm, rich color. Cherry may have some mineral streaks, pitch pockets, or sapwood. It will mellow and darken with age.
Cherry
with
OCS100
Natural
Cherry
with
OCS101
S-2
Cherry
with
OCS102
Fruitwood
Cherry
with
OCS103
MX
Cherry
with
OCS104
Seely
Cherry
with
OCS106
Acres
Cherry
with
OCS107
Washington
Cherry
with
OCS110
Medium
Cherry
with
OCS111
Boston
Cherry
with
OCS112
Provincial
Cherry
with
OCS113
Michaels
Cherry
with
OCS116
Harvest
Cherry
with
OCS117
Asbury
Cherry
with
OCS118
Antique Slate
Cherry
with
OCS119
Cappuccino
Cherry
with
OCS121
Smoke
Cherry
with
OCS122
Cocoa
Cherry
with
OCS131
Frost
Cherry
with
OCS132
Sand
Cherry
with
OCS133
Tundra
Cherry
with
OCS135
Driftwood
Cherry
with
OCS226
Coffee
Cherry
with
OCS227
Rich Cherry
Cherry
with
OCS228
Rich Tobacco
Cherry
with
OCS230
Onyx
QUARTERSAWN WHITE OAK
Quartersawn describes a way of cutting oak logs into quarters to create distinctive grain patterns, including figure flakes, fine lines, pin stripes, leafy grains and watery figures. This cut is traditionally used on mission-style furniture and antiques.
QSWO
with
OCS100
Natural
QSWO
with
OCS101
S-2
QSWO
with
OCS102
Fruitwood
QSWO
with
OCS103
MX
QSWO
with
OCS104
Seely
QSWO
with
OCS106
Acres
QSWO
with
OCS107
Washington
QSWO
with
OCS110
Medium
QSWO
with
OCS111
Boston
QSWO
with
OCS112
Provincial
QSWO
with
OCS113
Michaels
QSWO
with
OCS116
Harvest
QSWO
with
OCS117
Asbury
QSWO
with
OCS118
Antique Slate
QSWO
with
OCS119
Cappuccino
QSWO
with
OCS121
Smoke
QSWO
with
OCS122
Cocoa
QSWO
with
OCS131
Frost
QSWO
with
OCS132
Sand
QSWO
with
OCS133
Tundra
QSWO
with
OCS135
Driftwood
QSWO
with
OCS226
Coffee
QSWO
with
OCS227
Rich Cherry
QSWO
with
OCS228
Rich Tobacco
QSWO
with
OCS230
Onyx
HICKORY
With tan-to-brown heartwood and nearly-white sapwood, hickory is easily recognizable by its distinctive striped appearance. It is a tight-grained hardwood that offers extreme strength and resiliency – perfect for heavy everyday use.
Hickory
with
OCS100
Natural
Hickory
with
OCS101
S-2
Hickory
with
OCS102
Fruitwood
Hickory
with
OCS103
MX
Hickory
with
OCS104
Seely
Hickory
with
OCS106
Acres
Hickory
with
OCS107
Washington
Hickory
with
OCS110
Medium
Hickory
with
OCS111
Boston
Hickory
with
OCS112
Provincial
Hickory
with
OCS113
Michaels
Hickory
with
OCS117
Asbury
Hickory
with
OCS118
Antique Slate
Hickory
with
OCS119
Cappuccino
Hickory
with
OCS121
Smoke
Hickory
with
OCS122
Cocoa
Hickory
with
OCS131
Frost
Hickory
with
OCS132
Sand
Hickory
with
OCS133
Tundra
Hickory
with
OCS135
Driftwood
Hickory
with
OCS226
Coffee
Hickory
with
OCS227
Rich Cherry
Hickory
with
OCS228
Rich Tobacco
Hickory
with
OCS230
Onyx
SIGNATURE SPECIES
Available on select items only; see store for details
WALNUT
Ranging in color from light to deep brown, walnut is a popular choice for mid-century modern and contemporary styles. It is dense and straight-grained with a course texture. Walnut makes up less than 1% of the commercially available hardwoods, and thus is our highest-priced species. Look to our rustic walnut to help control costs.
HARD MAPLE
With a fine, uniform texture, hard maple finishes smoothly and offers superior durability. Its hardness causes it to reject stain, thus it is only sold in a natural finish. The naturally light color makes it a great choice for casual furniture styles.
ELM
Truly a distinctive choice, elm features a unique interlocking grain pattern in varying shades of light and dark browns. Because of the intensity of the grain pattern, elm is typically used on a table top with an onyx base, or other two-tone variations. Fun fact: Our Amish builders all pronounce it as “el-em.”